I found a very interesting add-on for Firefox called Furigana Injector. I'll paste some info taken from its website

Quote:Furigana Injector is ...

the sum of these parts:

* GUI controls and help pages (javascript, image and html resources)
* Webpage-text parsing (javascript)
* Adjustable array of user's known kanji (javascript)
* Dictionary (C++)
* Webpage DOM manipulation to insert <RUBY> tags. (javascript)

A feature I found specially interesting is:

Quote:* Adjustable array of user's known kanji (javascript)

So you can show the readings for kanji you can't read yet, and hide the readings for the kanji you are supposed to know. I think that it is a very useful feature, and it may be even more useful if you are using Trinity.

Before installing Furigana Injector, you need to install XHTML Ruby Support

As of v 0.6.1, does not work on Mac OS X.

Great tool, thanks for this one! The ability to set your approximate reading level is just fantastic.

Awesome! I love this addon!

Good idea. Although I think I'm either going to have to adjust my screen's resolution or buy some glasses.

wrightak Wrote:Good idea. Although I think I'm either going to have to adjust my screen's resolution or buy some glasses.

On firefox you can adjust the text size by pressing Ctrl + '+' and Ctrl + '-'. That's almost required for reading kanji.

Yeah, I know what you mean. Although I was kind of semi-joking. I actually prefer to hold control and use the mouse wheel.